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...help combat terrorism. It certainly presents a better face to the world than the Department’s previous actions that seemed to accuse all Arab-Americans of fraternizing with the enemy. Most importantly, it seems likely to generate new information that will help keep all Americans safe, regardless of their country of origin...
...conjuring a more subtle Jimi Hendrix in “Voodoo Child.” In Montreux, Vaughan refined his improvisational technique while simultaneously letting his sound run ragged and wide. As a monument to a visceral artist and a study in artistic maturity, this set, regardless of musical interest, is a must...
...this understanding all over, but it is most striking in the kind of men we want to lead us, and the kind of words we want them to speak. Regardless of whether we chose George W. Bush last November, there is no arguing that we have chosen him now. And beneath the stratospheric approval ratings is, above all, a man who believes in the rightness of his cause. You hear it in his rhetoric: Americans are "a people of faith;" Osama bin Laden is the "evil one;" "freedom and fear are at war," and "God is not neutral between them...
...Regardless, Frankie V whittled out a fine performance from the rest of his band. He may play on the safe side of neutral, but Frankie makes for a compelling and engaging evening, on or off the stage...
...Regardless of the system, students are ultimately responsible for themselves. As Shawn C. Harriman, undergraduate program administrator in the psychology department, has observed during his 17 years of experience, “Leaving room means there are often questions an adviser cannot and should not answer; we advise best when we articulate what is required, what is possible, and what the potential repercussions of various possible paths might be—but not what the final decision ought to be. This is often frustrating to our students, and I am always concerned that they do not misinterpret this as lack...